Velma Hinchliffe 99 obituary for Mount Carmel resident
Velma Helene Moeller Hinchliffe 99 of Mount Carmel died September 2 2018 at Wabash General Hospital. Born January 10 1919 in Moline she earned a BA in Microbiology from the University of Minnesota in 1942 and authored papers on influenza Penicillin effects and Tularemia. Survived by daughters Sarah Long and Jannice Jenkins grandchildren and great grandchildren. Cremation per wishes no service planned.
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Layne) Long
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Jamie) Long
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Keith) Reed
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Shane) Davis
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